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Oh my, this is too good: Yak 15 + Rufe =

Started by jcf, August 26, 2008, 12:11:18 PM

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Mitsubishi B8J7-C Aewun "Bandora"



http://www.pienoismallit.net/galleria/malli_4145/

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Didn't I always say jet propelled float planes were a good idea? Obviously some sort of San Tortan contractor there. :thumbsup:
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That looks excellent!

Hmm... and I've allegedly got another Eastern European (but not A-Model) MiG-9 on the way.......
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mmmmmm? As a "WIF "and a model its really good., :thumbsup: but in any reality to my mind its a WtF. :banghead: Jet floatplanes...dont go there thats a real can of worms. Ask Convair.
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Quote from: Dork the kit slayer on August 27, 2008, 05:46:17 AM
mmmmmm? As a "WIF "and a model its really good., :thumbsup: but in any reality to my mind its a WtF. :banghead: Jet floatplanes...dont go there thats a real can of worms. Ask Convair.

I don't recollect that anybody built any turbo-jet powered floatplanes.

The Sea Dart wasn't a floatplane, it was a flying boat with a hydroski.

Jon

Weaver

Quote from: Weaver on August 27, 2008, 03:15:08 AM
That looks excellent!

Hmm... and I've allegedly got another Eastern European (but not A-Model) MiG-9 on the way.......

Allegedly being the operative word - after a phone call this lunchtime with Model Hobbies, it turns out that the substitute order (including this kit) for my lost Bilek Whirlwinds has itself got lost, and guess what? Yep - they havn't got another Maquette MiG-9..... Have now replaced it with an Airfix Land Rover (which I presume they can't run out of  :huh:), but somehow I don't think that would look as good on floats....... :banghead:
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Aircav

Quote from: joncarrfarrelly on August 27, 2008, 08:14:25 AM
Quote from: Dork the kit slayer on August 27, 2008, 05:46:17 AM
mmmmmm? As a "WIF "and a model its really good., :thumbsup: but in any reality to my mind its a WtF. :banghead: Jet floatplanes...dont go there thats a real can of worms. Ask Convair.

I don't recollect that anybody built any turbo-jet powered floatplanes.

The Sea Dart wasn't a floatplane, it was a flying boat with a hydroski.

Jon

What about the Saunders-Roe SR.A/1
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The Saro had a planing hull - it was a fying boat. The other jet propelled sea planes I know of have also been flying boats (apart from the seadart). Or Ekranoplans!
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jcf

Quote from: puddingwrestler on August 27, 2008, 03:20:51 PM
The Saro had a planing hull - it was a fying boat. The other jet propelled sea planes I know of have also been flying boats (apart from the seadart). Or Ekranoplans!

Technically the Sea Dart is also a flying boat as when at rest the fuselage functioned as a hull, the hydro-skis serving as a device for take-off and landing.
The hydro-foils of the Bristol-Burney X.2 & X.3 and the Pegna P7 were intended for the same purpose.

Jon

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Quote from: Weaver on August 27, 2008, 09:11:11 AM
Quote from: Weaver on August 27, 2008, 03:15:08 AM
That looks excellent!

Hmm... and I've allegedly got another Eastern European (but not A-Model) MiG-9 on the way.......

Allegedly being the operative word - after a phone call this lunchtime with Model Hobbies, it turns out that the substitute order (including this kit) for my lost Bilek Whirlwinds has itself got lost, and guess what? Yep - they havn't got another Maquette MiG-9..... Have now replaced it with an Airfix Land Rover (which I presume they can't run out of  :huh:), but somehow I don't think that would look as good on floats....... :banghead:
ah,yes,but if it was jet powered,with rocket launchers....!

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Quote from: Weaver on August 27, 2008, 09:11:11 AM
Have now replaced it with an Airfix Land Rover (which I presume they can't run out of  :huh:), but somehow I don't think that would look as good on floats....... :banghead:

Why not? Land Rover becomes Sea Rover! There was even a hovercraft conversion available, there's a movie of one on this page.
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